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Climate change is increasingly recognized as a mental health threat. Extreme events like hurricanes, floods, and wildfires can cause climate trauma（氣候創傷）, defined as the severe and long-lasting emotional effects of such events. Experts 34 this condition 34 a community-wide trauma requiring collective healing. Over half of the people surveyed following the UK's 2022 heatwave 35 negative mental health impacts, including anxiety and sleep disruption. Additionally, research shows that people with fewer resources 36 . For instance, about half of low-income individuals experienced post-traumatic stress after Hurricane Katrina, significantly higher than general population. However, there is hope. Communities with strong social connections handle difficulties better and recover more 37 from disasters. Spending time in nature, adopting environmentally sustainable practices, and encouraging others to do the same are also good ways to combat feelings of helplessness. While the mental health impacts are serious, awareness of climate trauma and collective action can help us cope and create a better future.

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